5 LPM Oxygen Concentrator for Outpatient Therapy – Ideal for OPD Setups
A 5 LPM oxygen concentrator delivers consistent, high-purity oxygen for outpatient therapy. Ideal for OPD setups — compact, low noise, energy efficient and easy to operate.
The 5 LPM oxygen concentrator delivers consistent, reliable and high-purity oxygen for outpatient therapy — making it ideal for OPD setups with its compact design, low noise, energy efficiency and easy operation for continuous patient care.
5 LPM vs. 10 LPM Oxygen Concentrator — Summary
- Flow Rate
- Up to 5 liters per minute
- Up to 10 liters per minute
- Ideal for single-patient outpatient therapy
- Suitable for ICU or multi-patient hospital use
- Portability
- Compact and lightweight
- Larger and heavier
- Power Consumption
- More affordable
- More expensive
- Applications
- OPD, clinics, home care
- Hospitals, critical care units
Why 5 LPM Oxygen Concentrator is Ideal for OPD Setups
- Consistent Oxygen Flow
- Delivers a steady rate of 5 liters per minute — suitable for most OPD patients needing mild to moderate oxygen support.
- Portable and Easy to Move
- Lightweight and often equipped with wheels, making it perfect for shifting between patient areas in outpatient departments.
- Energy Efficient
- Uses less electricity compared to high-capacity concentrators, reducing operational costs for clinics and small hospitals.
- Low Maintenance and Long Life
- Designed for continuous use, most units come with filters and compressors that ensure long-term durability and easy servicing.
Key Features
- Oxygen Purity: 90–96% at 5 LPM flow rate
- Continuous Operation: 24/7 capability for clinical use
- User-Friendly Interface: Digital display, timer, and alarm system
- Safety Alarms: Alerts for low purity, power failure, and pressure fluctuation
- Optional Nebulizer Function (in some models)
Applications
- Outpatient therapy and minor procedures in OPD
- Oxygen therapy for COPD, asthma, and post-COVID recovery
- Short-term oxygen supplementation during diagnostics or rehabilitation
- Elderly care or step-down care in hospital transition

